iift ppt

Indian Institute Of Foreign Trade

PresentedBy

Jyoti Jaiswal 43066Kiran Dakua 43051Bindu Gupta 43060

Dilpreet Bhambra 430

IIFT – A SnapshotIIFT was set up in 1963Constantly ranked as one of the TOP TEN Business

Schools.Aim of IIFT

Foreign Trade

Management

Increase Export

Dissemination of Data

Conduct Research

Contd……….Undertaken research studies with organisation like

WTO, World Bank, Ministry of Commerce & Industry.Trained 40000 business professionals.

“Mission”To globally strengthen,

sustain and professionalize business knowledge.

“ Vision “• Delivering globally

competitive business and research for individuals, corporate, government and society.

ObjectivesOffer short and medium term management

development programmes.Carry out consultancy assignments .Provide specialized training facilities.Organize seminars, workshops, conferences and

similar activities for promoting debate on issues of current interest at regional, national and international level.

Establishes and maintain documentation centres.

Powers & Functions

Design and deliver courses of study and research and provide instructions.

Confer Degree and grant Diplomas / Certificates.

To set up centre's and campuses.

Contd……To invest and deal with money and securities of the

institute

To draw, accept, make, endrose and discount cheques, notes, negotiable instruments.

To make rules, regulations, bye – laws for the conduct of the affairs of the institute.

Hierarchy In IIFT

Measures Taken By IIFT To Promote Export

1. ASIDEIt was launched on 13th March 2002.

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Achievements Of “ASIDE”

Total Cost 662.84 Cr

It has been successful in leveraging the funds from State Government / Private Parties for the projects approved under the scheme.

88 projects were approved in 2009.

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Project Cost

ASIDEOther Sources

2. Infrastructure SupportIIFT has been in touch withDepartment of shippingDepartment of Road Transport & HighwaysDepartment of Revenue, Ministry of Civil Aviation,

Ministry of Railway etc.• Following steps have been undertaken by department

of commerce for trade infrastructure development.SCOPE – Shipping ( Setting up of Standing Committee

on Promotion of Export by Sea )SCOPE – AIR ( Standing Committee on Promotion of

Export by Air )

3. ECGC ( Export Credit Guarantee Corporation Of India Ltd.

ECGC Mumbai was set up in 1957 under Companies Act 1956.

It offers credit risk insurance covers to export, banks etc.

Primary Objective – To promote the country’s exportProvide credit insurance covers to banks against the

non payment risk of exporters availing pre – shipment, post – shipment as well as other non – funded export credit facility.

4. FIEO ( Federation of Indian Export Organization )

It was set up in 1965 as an Apex body registered under the Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860 with its headquarter at New Delhi.

Objective is to render an integrated package of services to various organization.

Members Export Promotion CouncilCommodity BoardChambers Of CommerceTrading House Export House

Initiatives By Export Promotion Council ( EPCs )A. Gems & Jewellery• It is one of the thrust sectors under special focus

initiatives under foreign trade policy 2004 – 2009.• 3 Sub - Sectors

• Employed 34 Lakh people across all segments

Cut & Polished

Diamonds

Gold Jewellery

Colour Gem Stone &

Other Items

B. Kimberley Process Certification Scheme ( KPCS )

KPCS requires each participant to impose internal controls over production and trade of rough diamonds.

It has 49 member state including European community representing 27 member States

It has membership of 75 countries.

Core Courses at IIFTEconomics & Trade Policy

International Trade Operations & Logistics

International Financial Management

E-Business & Technology Management

International Business Strategy

International Marketing Management / Research

Finance Courses at IIFTFinance courses at IIFT include:

Retail Banking

Security Analysis and Portfolio Management

Global Banking and Finance

Derivatives and Risk Management

Project Appraisal and Finance

Managing Currency

Fee Structure and Duration Of MBA In International Business

Name Of The Course Fee Structure Duration

MBA in IB ( International Business )

General/OBC – Rs 350000 / paSC/ST/PH – Rs 175000/ paForeigners/ NRI – 18500US $

2Years

MBA IB ( Part Time ) General/OBC – Rs 162000/ paSC/ST/PH – Rs 87000/ paForeigners/ NRI – 7000 US $

3 Years

PGDIB for Young Managers

General/OBC – Rs 300000 paSC/ST/PH – Rs 150000/ pa

2 Years

Membership With International Organization

International Linkages

Bangladesh Foreign Trade

Institue

Brock University Canada

EDHEC Business School, France

Foreign Trade Training Centre,

Egypt

Keio University, Japan

Sectoral Placement of MBA ( IB ) Batch 2008 - 10

PlacementsPre – Placement Interviews / Offers

Companies No of Students Selected

Mahindra & Mahindra. Johnson & Johnson, Tata Steel, Essar, Titan, Tata Motors, Axis Bank, Wipro etc

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International Placement Weak

Triton Group, Punj Llyod, Wilson International,

10 % of the batch bagged the offer

Lateral Placements

TCS, Nomura Holdings, MSAS, Tata Motors, Darashaw, Yes Bank etc

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Average Salary INR 11.62 lakhs pa

Highest International Salary USD 150000

Highest Domestic Salary INR 1308000 pa

Planning for New CoursesIIFT’s mandate is to strengthen this area with

introduction of new courses such as:

Regulatory Framework for Financial Services (UK competence)

History of Financial Services in Developed Countries (UK competence)

Economic Impact of Financial Services – Experiences in Developed and Developing Countries (to be conducted jointly through training and research programmes)